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    • M Offline
      Muku
      last edited by

      MathIzzzFun:
      Andrew Lee:

      [quote=\"WWong\"]Hi tianzhu,


      Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

      WWong

      Hello, can help me solve this headpain sch question ? ๐Ÿ˜“
      http://i53.tinypic.com/2s6sjmp.jpg\">

      Hi

      You can use MD as done for a similar question - http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5679183503/in/photostream

      or we can also use \"units\" & \"parts\" ie simultaneous equations/algebra...

      X = 6 units
      Y = 9 parts
      Shaded = 1/2 X + 1/3 Y = 3 units + 3 parts

      X+Y = 3/4 C, C = 4/3 (X+Y) = 8 units + 12 parts ...(eq 1)

      3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C
      C = 10 units + 10 parts = 8 units + 12 parts (from eq 1)
      so 1 unit = 1 part

      X : Y = 6 units : 9 parts = 6 units : 9 units = 2 : 3

      cheers.[/quote]Hi hi,

      For your second equation, \"3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C\", it doesn't look correct to me. Looks more like 3 parts = 3/10C. The 3 units is not part of circle Z.

      I can't seem to get a logical answer. Can help reconfirm if there's anything wrong with this sum?

      Thanks!

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      • ozoraO Offline
        ozora
        last edited by

        Need help.Jim has 3 cubicle tanks of different sizes. The length of Tank A is twice the length of Tank B and the length of Tank B is twice the length of Tank C. Jim filled 20% of Tank A,35%of Tank B and 40% of Tank C with water at first. He then poured all the water from Tank B and Tank C into Tank A. What percentage of Tank A is filled with water now? Can you please solve this question?

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        • A Offline
          Andrew Lee
          last edited by

          MathIzzzFun:
          Andrew Lee:

          [quote=\"WWong\"]Hi tianzhu,


          Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

          WWong

          Hello, can help me solve this headpain sch question ? ๐Ÿ˜“
          http://i53.tinypic.com/2s6sjmp.jpg\">

          Hi

          You can use MD as done for a similar question - http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5679183503/in/photostream

          or we can also use \"units\" & \"parts\" ie simultaneous equations/algebra...

          X = 6 units
          Y = 9 parts
          Shaded = 1/2 X + 1/3 Y = 3 units + 3 parts

          X+Y = 3/4 C, C = 4/3 (X+Y) = 8 units + 12 parts ...(eq 1)

          3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C
          C = 10 units + 10 parts = 8 units + 12 parts (from eq 1)
          so 1 unit = 1 part

          X : Y = 6 units : 9 parts = 6 units : 9 units = 2 : 3

          cheers.[/quote]Thank you so much :imcool:

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            Andrew Lee
            last edited by

            MathIzzzFun:
            Andrew Lee:

            [quote=\"WWong\"]Hi tianzhu,


            Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

            WWong

            Morning, ๐Ÿ˜„
            Janelle went to a florist to buy some flowers. She spent 1/6 of her money on q bouquet of roses and $154 on a bouquet of lilies. She spent 1/9 of her remaining amount on a bouquet of carnation flowers. If the amount of money left was $240 more than 1/4 of the amount she had at first, how much had she left? :?


            Hi

            http://i56.tinypic.com/i69p3n.jpg\">

            cheers.[/quote]Hello, here got two questions need help ๐Ÿ˜“
            Q1. Mr Singh was travelling at a constant speed from Town A to Town B. he passed a car travelling at a constant speed of 90km/h in the opposite direction. 1hr 30min later,Mr Singh reached Town B but the car still 25km away from Town A. If Mr Singh took 4hrs to complete the whole jorney. What is the distance between the 2 towns? ๐Ÿ˜ข

            Q2. At first, Din had only $5 notes and Bella had only $2 notes. The number of notes Bella had is 80% of Din's notes. When Bella gives Din $100.00, the number of notes Din has now is 70% more than Bella. How many notes did Din have at first? :imdrowning:

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            • P Offline
              P6ians
              last edited by

              Hi

              Q.1:
              1h 30min--1.5h
              1.5hx90=135km
              135+25=160km
              160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
              64x4h=256km(answer)
              Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
              Before. After
              D:B. D:B
              4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
              12:15|27u
              12u-10u=2u
              2u----(100/2)
              15u---$375(answer) ๐Ÿ˜„

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                Andrew Lee
                last edited by

                P6ians:
                Hi

                Q.1:
                1h 30min--1.5h
                1.5hx90=135km
                135+25=160km
                160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
                64x4h=256km(answer)
                Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
                Before. After
                D:B. D:B
                4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
                12:15|27u
                12u-10u=2u
                2u----(100/2)
                15u---$375(answer) ๐Ÿ˜„
                Thank you so much :rahrah:

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                  Yvonne Tan
                  last edited by

                  Nanyang prelim 2011

                  Ali and Ben started jogging from Park X to Park Y at the same time. Ali jogged at an average speed of 7.5km/h while Ben jogged at an average speed of 4.5km/h. After jogging for 1.2h, Ali decided to turn back and jog towards Ben. Ali met Ben at point Z which was halfway btw Park X and Park Y. Ali and Ben then continued their jog together towards Park Y at an average speed of 4.5km/ h. What was the distance between park X and park Y.

                  Age problem

                  When Kokโ€™s age was twice as Balaโ€™s age, Mikeโ€™s age was 30. When Mikeโ€™s age was twice Kokโ€™s age, Balaโ€™s age was 21. Given that Mike was the oldest among the three persons, find Balaโ€™s age when Mike was 62 years old. Thanks.

                  Thanks.

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                    Andrew Lee
                    last edited by

                    P6ians:
                    Hi

                    Q.1:
                    1h 30min--1.5h
                    1.5hx90=135km
                    135+25=160km
                    160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
                    64x4h=256km(answer)
                    Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
                    Before. After
                    D:B. D:B
                    4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
                    12:15|27u
                    12u-10u=2u
                    2u----(100/2)
                    15u---$375(answer) ๐Ÿ˜„
                    Sorry, for Q2, the question asking how many notes? not how much... :oops:

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                    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      Muku:
                      MathIzzzFun:

                      [quote=\"Andrew Lee\"]

                      Hello, can help me solve this headpain sch question ? ๐Ÿ˜“
                      http://i53.tinypic.com/2s6sjmp.jpg\">

                      Hi

                      You can use MD as done for a similar question - http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5679183503/in/photostream

                      or we can also use \"units\" & \"parts\" ie simultaneous equations/algebra...

                      X = 6 units
                      Y = 9 parts
                      Shaded = 1/2 X + 1/3 Y = 3 units + 3 parts

                      X+Y = 3/4 C, C = 4/3 (X+Y) = 8 units + 12 parts ...(eq 1)

                      3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C
                      C = 10 units + 10 parts = 8 units + 12 parts (from eq 1)
                      so 1 unit = 1 part

                      X : Y = 6 units : 9 parts = 6 units : 9 units = 2 : 3

                      cheers.

                      Hi hi,

                      For your second equation, \"3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C\", it doesn't look correct to me. Looks more like 3 parts = 3/10C. The 3 units is not part of circle Z.

                      I can't seem to get a logical answer. Can help reconfirm if there's anything wrong with this sum?

                      Thanks![/quote]Hi

                      Oops... I was in a rush and I forgot to add the \"modified\" diagram - I have swapped Y and Z in the original diagram.

                      With Y and Z as is, we will end up with an illogical relation between 1 unit and 1 part.

                      cheers.

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                      • A Offline
                        Andrew Lee
                        last edited by

                        Andrew Lee:
                        P6ians:

                        Hi

                        Q.1:
                        1h 30min--1.5h
                        1.5hx90=135km
                        135+25=160km
                        160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
                        64x4h=256km(answer)
                        Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
                        Before. After
                        D:B. D:B
                        4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
                        12:15|27u
                        12u-10u=2u
                        2u----(100/2)
                        15u---$375(answer) ๐Ÿ˜„

                        Sorry, for Q2, the question asking how many notes? not how much... :oops:

                        Hi MathizzFun, can you show me your \"modifed digram\"? tks

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